Personal Injury Claims: Investigation and Preparation from Inception to Trial

Personal Injury Claims: Investigation and Preparation from Inception to Trial is a comprehensive work that deals with issues that arise in cases. It addresses in great detail the practicalities involved in investigating and preparing claims, establishing liability from the perspective of a plaintiff, and preparing a defence from the standpoint of a defendant. Several chapters are devoted exclusively to the assessment of damages. Where appropriate, the author provides in-depth commentary and comprehensive analysis of relevant case law, as well as the civil liability, workers compensation and motor accidents compensation legislation applicable in each Australian jurisdiction.

Features

• Provides insight into issues that arise in particular cases and articulates arguments directed towards resolving those issues
• Draws on specialist experience the author has acquired over the course of more than 40 years’ practice as a barrister

Related Titles

• Dal Pont, Law of Limitation, 2nd edition
• Hobbs, Wrongful Death Claims: A Practical Guide
• Luntz & Harder, Assessment of Damages for Personal Injury and Death, 5th edition